Vol. 35, Issue 3, 1983July 01, 1983 EDT
Constitutional Law: The Eighth Amendment Requires a Determination of Actual Personal Intent for the Death Penalty to be Imposed on Non-triggermen Felony Murders
Constitutional Law: The Eighth Amendment Requires a Determination of Actual Personal Intent for the Death Penalty to be Imposed on Non-triggermen Felony Murders
Francisco Valdes,
Articles in Vol. 35, Issue 3, 1983
Vol. 35, Issue 3, 1983
- American Labor Arbitration: The Early YearsDennis R. NolanRoger I. Abrams
- Rethinking Colatteral Estoppel: Limiting the Preclusive Effect of Administrative Determinations of Judicial ProceedingsRex R. Perschbacher
- Advocacy Ideals and the Representation of ChildrenGary A. Aherns
- Fairness in Federal Adminstrative Disciplinary Proceedings: The Call for Disclosure Under the Brady DoctrineFrederick D. Evans
- American Ocean Policy Adrift: An Exclusive Economic Zone as an Alternative to the Law of the Sea TreatyWilliam Turbeville
- Constitutional Law: The Eighth Amendment Requires a Determination of Actual Personal Intent for the Death Penalty to be Imposed on Non-triggermen Felony MurdersFrancisco Valdes
- Criminal Law: Lowering the Threshold for Kidnapping to Facilitate a FelonyJane Albertson
- Wrongful Death in Admiralty: It Might be Non-Uniform, But at Least It's Not FairTimothy A. Andreu
- Industrial Development Bonds: The Demise of the Public Purpose DoctrineJeffrey C. Regan
- Gift Taxation: Interest-Free Demand Loans--Gift or Equivalent Exchange?David Vetter
Francisco Valdes, Constitutional Law: The Eighth Amendment Requires a Determination of Actual Personal Intent for the Death Penalty to Be Imposed on Non-Triggermen Felony Murders, 35 Fla. L. Rev. 521 (1983).